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Problem viewing? project where you can get involved in a rural initiative helping teach children

Problem viewing? [View this mail online.]( [GoAbroad Newsletter] [Logo] [GO TO SITE]( [cover photo] If you’re thinking of volunteering abroad, we’ve got some great news to share with you! The team at GoAbroad.com have joined forces with Lonely Planet, the world's most iconic travel guide publisher, to offer one lucky winner a scholarship worth $2,500 to spend on a volunteering abroad adventure! You have up to mid-November to enter, so make sure you act fast to be in with a chance! So, let’s think about what volunteer abroad project you’d like to work on if you won! There’s no better organisation than Kaya Responsible Travel to help you. That’s why we’ve been named ‘Best Volunteer Organisation 2016’ for the second time, at the British Youth Travel Awards. Whatever the season and whatever your interests, Kaya have some great programs where you can use your scholarship: [featured programs] [Progam Photo] Want to volunteer before the end of the year? ____ Join us in Ghana this December for 10 days on our [High-Impact Outreach Community](  project where you can get involved in a rural initiative helping teach children computer skills, building a new classroom, improving vegetables yields in the school garden, and setting-up a sports development program. Led by a local group you can really immerse in Ghanaian life and make a great contribution in a short time. [Progam Photo] Need credits for your studies? ____ Volunteer in Peru, Thailand or Vietnam on our unique [study and service abroad]( programs where you can combine in-class studies with out of class service learning projects - a great way to gain credits towards your course, and be able to use this scholarship! Semester and summer options available, with deadlines for Spring placements coming up soon! [Progam Photo] Have a passion for animals? ____ Learn Spanish in the beautiful country of Costa Rica whilst volunteering at an [animal rescue centre](. You’ll be able to work on the fascinating front-line of a conservation program working with all sorts of incredible animals. This is just one of the many wildlife options available! [Progam Photo] Are you a health student? ____ Then our Medical and [Healthcare Internship in Vietnam]( will be perfect for you! You can gain hands on experience in a variety of specialist areas including critical care, acupuncture, optometry and nursing. Well-structured, ethical Health placements are available year-round her and in other Kaya locations. [Progam Photo] Want to shape better tourism practises? ____ Help locals drive forward sustainable ecotourism on our [Tourism and Enterprise Development Internship in Tanzania]( To to kick start a career in the tourism industry, this internship will be a perfect placement. And there are many other internship opportunities that make a positive impact to combine the best of volunteering with career development. Of course, these are just some ideas of what you could do, whether or not you win the $2,500 scholarship, but we have hundreds more volunteer placements and internships scattered across Latin America, Asia and Africa for you to choose from over on our [website]( so make sure you pay us a visit. For more information on the GoAbroad.com and Lonely Planet scholarship, read our [blog post]( It is an easy one to enter - All you need to do is submit your name and email address to apply. Entry deadlines are coming up soon, so get moving on applying and planning your travel to make a real difference. [Testimonials] “I think if you are looking to volunteer abroad or intern abroad Kaya have been beyond helpful! Always on the other end of the phone if you need them and very quick to respond to emails! When I was in Vietnam there was a huge and wonderful support network out there for me which really helped me settle in, introduce me to new interns and get a feel for Hanoi. This really made my experience all the more enjoyable and as a result the other interns and I always made plans for the weekends to do little trips or to wonder about the city. It also meant I was trying new food right up to the day I left which was amazing!” - Molly Simmons, Climate Change Internship, Vietnam “This project has great goals and ambitions that I hope will be fulfilled in the next years. I learned that every human being can actually make a difference no matter how small it may be.” - Omar Alireza, Teaching and Community Work, Tanzania “I’m fairly sure that coming out here was a fantastic decision. It’s been a relentless, but worthwhile, few days since I got here on Saturday morning. I’m still getting used to the local customs and can’t seem to work the taxis without getting confused, but it’s all part of the fun! My project is looking extremely interesting I’ll be trying to turn a few bags made at a school into a profitable and sustainable business project. Here’s hoping that I can get it right! The project is incredibly unique the homestay is unforgettable and the place has a wonderful tranquillity in a noisy sort of way” - Matt Crawford, Non-Profit Development Internship, Ghana “My trip to Belize was my first trip solo trip abroad, so I was a little apprehensive but as soon as I met other people on the trip I felt very at home… I speared (and ate) my first lionfish and even got to snorkel with a whale shark! I also received my advanced SCUBA certification and got to go on my first night dive… When you travel as a volunteer, you are exposed to and develop and appreciation for what “real life” is like in that environment, as opposed to only seeing the pretty, well-developed and commercialized tourist areas.” - Amy Lee, Marine Conservation, Belize CONTACT Kaya Responsible Travel The Arches, North Campus Incubator, Sackville Street Manchester, M601QD Call Us 1.413.517.0266 (US) • 0161 870 6212 (UK) [Email us](mailto:info@kayavolunteer.com?subject=Ideas%20for%20using%20this%20%242500%20volunteer%20scholarship) • [Go to Site]( You received this newsletter message from GoAbroad.com. This e-mail was sent from an unattended mailbox. Please do not reply. Send any questions to [Megan@goabroad.com](mailto:megan@goabroad.com?subject=Ideas%20for%20using%20this%20%242500%20volunteer%20scholarship) or call GoAbroad at: +1.720.570.1702 © copyright 2017 [GoAbroad.com]( GoAbroad.com McClelland Dr Suite 2700 Fort Collins, Colorado 80525 U.S.A. [PRIVACY POLICY]( • [LEGAL]( • [UNSUBSCRIBE](

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